Let’s say a husband and wife start a small business. It flourishes. They carefully build a customer base that becomes a loyal customer list. Buyers buy, satisfied customers buy and return or come back when called.

So, more and more money pours into their little business. They have to hire some more people, get more equipment, balance the expense of growth with net income, all considerations to continual growth and profitability.

So, are they getting richer? Maybe and maybe not.

Expansion often reduces net income. It takes awhile to catch up. Some don’t get rcher because they forget or neglect what got them there.

Why? Here’s where the smart rich get richer.

They repeat what worked, then repeat it again. That’s not all. . .

They make continual improvements. They try something new, balancing the risk/reward ratio each time. Maybe invest in new information or technology.

Some things work, some don’t. They lean how to balance their risk.

But then they keep going back to what got them there, what worked and make a continual improvement, sometimes small tweaks.

As they gain more income, they are getting “richer,” they gain more responsibility and cost and taxes. They are now third party income creators for every new hire they make. More people are making money because they are getting richer.

The rich get richer because of their awareness of continual improvement or the Japanese word, Kaizen. Of course compound interest helps too.

Mark Joyner, as you may have seen in my previous post, http://budurl.com/8tw3 is capable of showing others how he’s used systems, techniques and tactics to create tens of millions of dollars in sales for his company.

His marketing plan, marketing strategies, how he markets online and other powerful information are always included in his tutorials.

But, what’s not been obvious to the casual user, is kaizen!

Understanding and applying this concept may seem easy. If you are marketing online, working from home, for instance, you might apply a Kaizen approach by adding a new product sooner than before and letting your customer base know.

You could take a course to learn how to create your own digital products and suddenly realize a much higher profit per sale. Continual improvement! Kaizen.

The question is, how to do this consistently and how to balance the responsibilities of running your business effectively by making these incremental changes?

You create a regular kaizen event! How? What are the techniques to doing this?

In a few hours, Mark opens his new membership The Kaizen Club, which if you are seeking to improve yourself or your business, you will not miss.

There’s some great info in preparation for what he’s about to release.

I’ll be sending you more information later today before he opens his site at 8:00 PM Eastern. Just in case you miss it, right at 8 PM Eastern, you can go here: http://budurl.com/kaizen

More power to you,

Tom

P.S. You don’t have to be an entrepreneur to use Kaizen. It’s for all personal improvement. Employee, father, mother, wife, husband, life. It is so powerful, don’t allow the simplicity to color the true power of what you’re about to see! http://budurl.com/kaizen